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A rhythmic whipping of winds on the pine trees, Mescaline mind, staring through tawny windows and thinking of America That easy breezy, ****** wind again, blowing blow from laps of men Tripping on paving slabs, adobe piles and rubble pouring through city streets Thorny throned king calls out his wife's name No response, no reprise, water fills the eyes of the owl as he watches A lizard through the grass with no legs, and the oxford comma blues A rider on horseback, gallop through the gully, hair screaming, maddening flights Frightening nights in the Texas desert as consumptive creatures crawl on broken sand Feel the eyes of the devil, searing the seer and the car that once roamed gaily now fails daily Left in bereavement on the side of a road Crying into calloused hands, wailing for the whale's lost daughter Sea-dive, see me dive, watch me drive, across country, to a home I will know When I see it.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 8:56 AM UTC
Daydream Nation, Wide Open Spaces With Inexplicable Doors Swung Open
A rhythmic whipping of winds on the pine trees, Mescaline mind, staring through tawny windows and thinking of America That easy breezy, ****** wind again, blowing blow from laps of men Tripping on paving slabs, adobe piles and rubble pouring through city streets Thorny throned king calls out his wife's name No response, no reprise, water fills the eyes of the owl as he watches A lizard through the grass with no legs, and the oxford comma blues A rider on horseback, gallop through the gully, hair screaming, maddening flights Frightening nights in the Texas desert as consumptive creatures crawl on broken sand Feel the eyes of the devil, searing the seer and the car that once roamed gaily now fails daily Left in bereavement on the side of a road Crying into calloused hands, wailing for the whale's lost daughter Sea-dive, see me dive, watch me drive, across country, to a home I will know When I see it.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 8:56 AM UTC
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